Bookstores, Libraries & Archives in Toronto, ON with opening times, website
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350 Victoria Street, 2Nd Floor, Toronto, M5B 2K3
(416) 979-5000
There is an amplified buzz and bustle in the Library these days that reflects the trajectory of Ryerson University – new programs, increased enrolment, and a creative synergy that is more than the sum of our parts. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the beautiful new Student Learning Centre (SLC). The exceptional study space provided by the SLC has greatly expanded and enhanced the existing inventory of collaborative work rooms that promote learning beyond the classroom. On the third floor you will find a new library initiative devoted to innovative and emerging technologies: the Isaac Olowolafe Jr. Digital Media Experience (DME) Lab. Open to all, this is the place to go to expand your digital horizons through learning, experimentation and creative exploration. 
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180 Finchdene Square, Unit #7, ARMDALE, Toronto, M1X 1A8
(416) 346-5612
We are an established company in Toronto and Woodbridge, experienced not only in custom woodworking – or as a furniture maker, Toronto cabinet maker, Toronto millwork shop, or installation expert, but also in collaborating with interior designers and architects. This allows us to bring you the best in every kind of renovation project, from kitchens to walk-in closets, Toronto has to offer. 
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747 St Clair Ave W #104, Toronto, M4V 1S4
(416) 966-5156
Book store, Bookstore 
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51 Balsam Avenue, THE BEACH, Toronto, M4E 3B6
416-698-7559
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20 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto, M4R 1K8
(416) 440-7981
Toronto Public Library Workers Union Local 4948 represents the 2300 workers at the Toronto Public Library. We are committed to protecting our public library and those who deliver its excellent service. Our roots as a union go back nearly one hundred years to the early days of the 20th century, when Toronto Civic workers began organizing. We are affiliated with the Canadian Union of Public Employees as Local 4948. 
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1374 Queen St E, Toronto, M4L 1C9
(416) 546-1301
Comic Bookstore, Comic book store, Coffee shop 
The Sidekick is a unique bookstore and café in Toronto, praised for its great coffee, comic book selection, and welcoming atmosphere. Customers appreciate the friendly staff and unique mugs. Some reviews mention special events and evenings, while others highlight the cool and cozy space. Comic book recommendations and graphic novels are a big draw for visitors. The Sidekick also offers a range of food and alcoholic beverages, including mocktails, beer, and cocktails. Open mic nights, comedy shows, and trivia nights are mentioned as popular events. 
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145 Annette Street, HIGH PARK NORTH, Toronto, M6P 1P3
(416) 763-3161
Membership Organizations, Archif, Community Organization, Civic and social associations, Civic & Social Associations, Archives, Community Services and Organizations 
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4700 Keele Street, Ross Building, Toronto, M3J 1P3
(416) 736-5220
As the largest liberal arts faculty in Canada, we offer an education that thinks big and dreams even bigger. We are a community of scholars proudly delivering the country's best programs in social science, humanities and professional disciplines. Our students benefit from innovative curricula and participate in progressive research. They learn from award-winning professors, from first year to convocation. With an LA&PS education, our students will change the world. LA&PS at a Glance 90+ Undergraduate Degree and Certificate Programs Your future begins here. Choose a program, then tailor it to your needs with major/minor and flexible delivery options. 22 Master's, 16 PhD Programs Our graduate degrees are research focused and driven by an advanced intellectual curiosity about world issues. 650+ Full-time Faculty To educate is to inspire a love of learning. Our professors are renowned for evoking a spirit of inquiry in their students and their outstanding achievements in research. 
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165 Mcrae Drive, Toronto, M4G 1S8
(416) 396-3835
Library, public library Closed now
370 Broadview Avenue, PLAYTER ESTATES, Toronto, M4K 2M8
(416) 393-7720
public library, Library Closed now
22 Yorkville Avenue, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4W 1L4
(416) 393-7660
Library, public library 
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486 Front Street West, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M5R 2J2
(647) 254-2169
Canadians shop online for books, kids' toys and games, movies and TV on DVD, and music CDs at Canada s biggest bookstore Buy bestsellers, bargains and gift cards. Closed now
2793 Keele Street, DOWNSVIEW, Toronto, M3M 2G3
(416) 395-5720
Get books, videos, music, programs, databases and more, online and in branches across the city. Staff can help to find the information or entertainment items you want. Closed now
1 First Canadian Place, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M5X 1B5
(416) 869-1079
bookstore, home decor, toys shop, gift shop Closed now
2 King Street, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M9N 1K9
(416) 394-1016
Library, public library 
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901 Lawrence Avenue West, BEDFORD PARK, Toronto, M6A 1C3
416-979-2973
The MHSO started work on a two-year project, Chinese Canadian Women 1923-1967: Inspiration-Innovation-Ingenuity, thanks in large part to a significant grant from the federal government’s Community Historical Recognition Program. This project will bring together a variety of sources, including new oral history interviews that will be conducted across the country. It will culminate in an online portal that will make exhibitions, digital resources, learning materials and interactive activities available to the public. Online users will also be invited to contribute to this commemoration of the experiences of Chinese Canadian women. The MHSO publicizes, preserves and makes accessible material which demonstrates the role of immigration and ethnicity in shaping the cultural and economic development of Toronto, Ontario and Canada. Specifically, we: Operate a museum Produce publications Create exhibits Facilitate research Assist Organizations 
